This concept explores the profound existential questioning in Attar's Mokhtar Nameh (Chapter 22, Poem 19). It highlights the paradoxes of human existence: arriving in a world of affliction with joy, and being immersed in an ocean yet remaining dry-lipped. The poem contrasts the peaceful, restful state of non-existence (عدم) with the painful, confusing reality of worldly existence (وجود). Ultimately, it questions the fundamental purpose and reason for this transition from peaceful non-being into the turbulent realm of being.